Lorrin Whisnant, Individually v. United States

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• stating that “the applicability of the exception does not depend on whether the relevant decision was made by an individual at the ‘operational’ or ‘planning’ level”
• explaining that the government’s duty to clean up toxic mold “involves professional and scientific judgment, not decisions of social, economic, or political policy”
• finding that “matters of scientific and professional judgment—particularly judgments concerning safety—are rarely considered to be susceptible to social, economic, or political policy”
• distinguishing adoption of safety 2 precautions based on policy considerations and implementation of the same
• noting that a party bringing a Rule 12(b)(1
• failing to control the accumulation of toxic mold within naval commissary's meat department

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).